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This 890 sq ft pirate ship is for sale for $549,000

This 890 sq ft pirate ship is for sale for $549,000

Photo supplied The Black Spirit pirate ship that you may have seen floating around False Creek full of scallywags has been listed for sale.
The Topanga Cafe fire was likely caused by a discarded cigarette

The Topanga Cafe fire was likely caused by a discarded cigarette

Adrian Cunningham took this photo as fire crews battled the fire that broke out this morning on West Fourth Avenue.
B.C. sending crews to Ontario, Quebec to battle wildfires

B.C. sending crews to Ontario, Quebec to battle wildfires

Photo BC Wildfire Service The BC Wildfire Service is sending crews to Ontario and Quebec to help fight wildfires.
Grizzly hunters from EU granted permits to export from B.C. despite ban: report

Grizzly hunters from EU granted permits to export from B.C. despite ban: report

Coastal grizzly bears. Shutterstock Hunters from the European Union were granted export permits for grizzly bear trophies from British Columbia, even though the EU has banned the import of the items, a new report concludes.
Former Green party candidate on trial in Germany for denying Holocaust

Former Green party candidate on trial in Germany for denying Holocaust

Monika Schaefer is shown in a 2016 YouTube video denying the Holocaust. A former federal Green candidate disavowed by the party after she published a self-made video denying the Holocaust is on trial in Germany for incitement of hatred.
Snake sighting, but still no success in finding missing python in Delta

Snake sighting, but still no success in finding missing python in Delta

Gypsy, a missing pet python, is pictured in this photo taken by a passerby on the Canada Day long weekend near the Westham Island Bridge in Delta, B.C. in this police handout photo.
White Pine Beach closed because of a bear

White Pine Beach closed because of a bear

White Pine Beach in Belcarra Regional Park has been closed until further notice until conservation officers can trap a bear that has been hanging around and getting into people’s belongings.
Opinion: How Seattle reversed its rental housing crisis

Opinion: How Seattle reversed its rental housing crisis

With Metro Vancouver creaking under the strain of sub-1 per cent apartment vacancy rates and Canada’s highest rents, it’s eye-opening to look just south of the border at what’s happening in Seattle.
Saanich toddler dies after being struck by her father's minivan

Saanich toddler dies after being struck by her father's minivan

Saanich. Google Maps A two-year-old girl has died after being struck by the vehicle her father was driving in Saanich, B.C. Saanich police say the man was leaving his home Saturday when his minivan struck the toddler.
B.C. brings in speed-limit technology aimed at cutting crashes based on weather

B.C. brings in speed-limit technology aimed at cutting crashes based on weather

Photo Pexels New technology is being installed to allow for variable speed limits along two of British Columbia's busiest stretches of highway in an effort to reduce crashes. The B.C.
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